The article is basically saying that if we're told we're right, then we're told we're wrong, we will still believe we're right even though we're presented with

The article is basically saying that if we're told we're right, then we're told we're wrong, we will still believe we're right even though we're presented with a contrary fact? The test group aren't asked their answers in response to being told a fact - its more of a psychological game in my opinion